ogreode\ode\build\codeblocks\ode_SDK.cbp

Hey there.

So, this question pertains to the file specified in the subject. I'm attempting to compile ogreODE with Code::Blocks, but when I go to open the workspace/project included in the latest SVN release (OGRE_HOME\ogreaddons\ogreode\scripts\CodeBlocks\OgreOde_SDK.workspace), it gives me an error message: "ode_SDK.cbp can't be found!". It's looking in the directory in the subject line, so either (1) there is no such "code blocks project" file or (2) it's a matter of obtaining the correct SVN release or binaries from the ODE website in which this project is included somewhere. I was following Daerst's guide to compiling OgreODE with Code::Blocks when I ran into this problem. Anyone know where I can find ode_SDK.cbp? Or if it's a lost cause?

Thankie

-leezer

I suppose you get the message:
"Unable to open ..\..\ode\build\codeblocks\ode_SDK.cbp"

So... Did you download ODE from the ODE website, extracted the folder ode-0.9 in $(OGRE_HOME)\ogreaddons\ogreode and renamed it to 'ode'? If not do so.

Btw: ".." means "up one directory". So it would mean: from $(OGRE_HOME)\ogreaddons\ogreode\scripts\CodeBlocks go up two directories -> $(OGRE_HOME)\ogreaddons\ogreode and from there go to ode\build\codeblocks to look for ode_SDK.cbp. Got it? Nice.

Yes, I did go to the ODE website, downloaded binaries (ode-.9), renamed it, etc, etc. But in the ode-.9 download, although there is a build directory, there isn't a codeblocks folder. All I see is a gnu and a bunch of VS folders. I could have sworn that I downloaded the most recent ode-.9! In fact there were three downloads available...I tried each. None of them had a codeblocks folder in the build directory. ;__;

Where did you obtain your ODE download? From here http://www.ode.org/download.html? I even looked at the SVN version, no codeblocks folder in there either.

Thanks for your help!

Yeah, you're right, sorry. ODE doesn't provide a Code::Blocks project with the downloads. So you could either download the source, import the VC++ project and save it to a Code::Blocks project or even more simple:

Just download the binary release (this one) and ignore the message. Everything should work fine if you use these pre-compiled libraries.

Daerst